None of these criticisms, however, detract significantly from what is a major contribution to human geography and urban studies. |
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The case study is detailed and will be of interest to those in anthropology, human geography, and related fields. |
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Prefiguring later surges in academic research, he discussed the urban and global spaces of capital, and the politics of human geography. |
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An expert on human geography has demonstrated significant economic roll-on effects from having only three more families in town. |
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In contrast with other subareas of the discipline, the human geography of the service sector has often remained curiously undersocialized. |
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Ives said any efforts to tackle the problems must be linked to human sciences such as anthropology, social science, and human geography. |
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There are no street addresses in Iraq because people define the terrestrial geography using human geography. |
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Research in human geography and related environmental disciplines has not always done much better. |
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It has affected the human geography of our place more than any other force. |
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A quiet and persistent thinking is certainly one virtue that I have tried to exemplify in my own contributions to the field of human geography. |
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Readers should not turn to these books if they are expecting original essays on key themes in contemporary human geography. |
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These four cities have something in common other than their geographic proximity to the United States border and that is their human geography. |
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In short, the human geography of the Latin American and Caribbean countries underwent major structural changes. |
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A major branch of study within archaeology that draws on archaeological, historical geography, human geography, ecology, anthropology, and place-name studies. |
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Add a little data storage and we can traverse the terrain of human geography, logging our footprints in the sands of time and recounting the meaning of our passages. |
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Such an approach would have permitted an analysis of the relationship between levels of homicides and the development of the California economy and human geography. |
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Niagara benefits from a diverse physical and human geography, and while embracing this diversity is easy, managing it is another matter. |
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After completing an honours degree in human geography, Philip managed transport and distribution for a large Sydney-based importer of footwear and other fashion goods. |
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It is region-to-region cooperation: rooted in administrative and human geography, it aims to mobilize the entire body of local actors. |
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As the great shift from rural to urban living continues, creating alternatives to moving to large urban areas can make a more distributed lifestyle and human geography viable. |
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Moreover, the McCord Museum collections contain numerous slides dealing with physical and human geography, which are probably from this period. |
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They include several social scientific disciplines such as demography, human geography, sociology, anthropology, political science. |
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Shared water is an increasingly important part of human geography and the political landscape. |
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It is less defined by physical geography, and is more a description of human geography and resources. |
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Professor of human geography, University of Oxford. |
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Students will compare Canada with Sub-Saharan Africa by using maps and a variety of print information, and will gain a better understanding of some the concepts of human geography. |
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Karen O'Brien, a human geography expert from the University of Oslo is exploring these and other questions on how humans and society adapt to change. |
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Students will use geotechnologies and skills of geographic inquiry and analysis to extend their knowledge of human geography and to identify and explain current trends and patterns, and predict future ones. |
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While giving priority to spatial phenomena, or, more precisely, to the spatial dimension of phenomena, the approach must, like human geography, include economic and social data. |
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Teaching pupils to know and assess the wide-ranging significance of the physical and human geography functions of water is the principal aim that this material sets out to achieve. |
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He concluded that if current trends continued, there would be a risk of major disruption concerning the physical and therefore human geography of the globe, notably in terms of access to water, food and health. |
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This can also be a form of imagined human geography because Cyprus used this identity to justify its revolts and nationalist movements. |
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Geography is often defined in terms of the two branches of human geography and physical geography. |
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He also discussed human geography and the planetary habitability of the Earth. |
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Aberystwyth says it was the first department to offer students single honours degrees in human geography and physical geography. |
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From within geography there is a pervasive dualism of human geography and physical geography. |
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Ten years after its publication, the book remains a vivid lesson in human geography. |
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The human geography researchers Eric Laurier and Chris Philo also made fly-on-the-wall video tapes of customers in branches of Starbucks, Caffe Nero, and local cafes. |
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Within human geography there is a significant but erratic history of objectivist analyses, including work in cultural geography and behavioral geography. |
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It requires an understanding of the traditional aspects of physical and human geography, as well as the ways that human societies conceptualize the environment. |
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Human geography is a branch of geography that focuses on the study of patterns and processes that shape the human society. |
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